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Satellite Launches Create Accidental Climate Experiment in Earth's Atmosphere
Scientists are raising concerns about the massive increase in satellite launches, warning that companies are conducting an unplanned atmospheric exper
By Jordan Hayes · May 20, 2026
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Ancient Galaxy Challenges Everything We Know About Early Universe
The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered unexpectedly mature galaxies that formed just 280 million years after the Big Bang. These ancient galaxi
By Rowan Fletcher · May 20, 2026
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Scientists Find Evidence Africa Could Split Apart Along Hidden Zambian Rift
Scientists have discovered helium gases from deep within Earth at hot springs in Zambia, providing evidence that the Kafue Rift may be forming a new t
By Emerson Gray · May 19, 2026
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Deep Ocean Heat Triggers Antarctic Sea Ice Collapse After Decades of Stability
After decades of resisting global warming trends, Antarctic sea ice is now experiencing a dramatic decline as ocean heat penetrates the region. This s
By Devin Marsh · May 19, 2026
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Scientists May Have Accidentally Detected Dark Matter Through Gravitational Waves
Scientists believe they may have accidentally detected dark matter during a 2019 experiment. The mysterious substance, which makes up about 27% of the
By Casey Morgan · May 18, 2026
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Saturn's Spectacular Rings Are Disappearing Within 100 Million Years
Saturn's iconic rings are gradually disappearing and will be completely gone within 100 million years, according to NASA research. A 2018 study led by
By Reese Coleman · May 18, 2026
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Antarctic Ice Melt Creates Dangerous Feedback Loop That Accelerates Further Melting
A new University of Maryland study led by scientist Madeleine Youngs reveals that Antarctic ice loss may be accelerating faster than previously predic
By Jamie Sullivan · May 17, 2026
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SpaceX Delivers Groundbreaking Medical Research to Space Station After Weather Delays
SpaceX has launched its 34th commercial resupply mission to the International Space Station, carrying new scientific experiments and cargo for NASA. T
By Reese Coleman · May 17, 2026
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Yale Scientists Challenge Dark Matter Theory with Galaxy Cluster Discovery
New research analyzing distant galaxy clusters suggests scientists may understand even less about dark matter than previously believed. Yale astrophys
By Reese Coleman · May 16, 2026
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Scientists Finally Unlock Cancer Mystery Hidden in Gut Bacteria
Scientists have finally cracked a 15-year-old puzzle by discovering how a common gut bacterium damages the colon and potentially causes cancer. The br
By Hayden Walsh · May 16, 2026
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NASA Replaces Rocket Upper Stage with Dummy Spacer for Artemis 3
NASA is planning to launch its Space Launch System rocket for the Artemis 3 mission without an upper stage as the agency works to revise its mission p
By Reese Coleman · May 15, 2026
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DNA Study Reveals Third Ancestral Group in Japanese Population
Scientists analyzing genomes of thousands of people across Japan have discovered evidence of a previously unknown third ancestral group, challenging t
By Cameron Brooks · May 15, 2026
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AI Discovers 10,000 Hidden Planets in NASA Telescope Data
Researchers have discovered potentially more than 10,000 new exoplanets using an innovative technique that incorporates artificial intelligence. This
By Morgan Ellis · May 14, 2026
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Massive Physics Survey Reveals Scientists Divided on Universe's Biggest Mysteries
A groundbreaking global survey of physicists reveals significant disagreement among scientists on fundamental questions in physics. The study exposes
By Cameron Brooks · May 14, 2026
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Revolutionary Brain-Controlled Hearing Device Identifies Voices in Crowded Rooms
Scientists have developed a groundbreaking hearing device that can enhance specific voices in real-time by reading brain signals. The technology works
By Quinn Foster · May 13, 2026
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Volcanic Eruption Accidentally Discovered Powerful Methane Removal Process
A volcanic eruption in the South Pacific accidentally cleaned up its own methane pollution, revealing a surprising natural mechanism for removing gree
By Cameron Brooks · May 13, 2026
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NASA's Bold Voyager Power Gambit Could Keep Spacecraft Alive Through 2030s
NASA's twin Voyager spacecraft, which have been exploring deep space for nearly 50 years, could continue operating well into the 2030s thanks to a new
By Hayden Walsh · May 12, 2026
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Antarctic Ice Reveals Earth's Cosmic Journey Through Ancient Stardust
Scientists have discovered stardust preserved in Antarctic ice that provides evidence of Earth's movement through space as part of the solar system's
By Jamie Sullivan · May 12, 2026
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Scientists Unlock Hidden Regenerative Powers in Mammals Using Two-Step Treatment
Scientists have achieved a breakthrough in regenerating skeletal and connective tissue in humans, marking a significant advance toward limb regenerati
By Cameron Brooks · May 11, 2026
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Europe and Japan Launch Joint Mission to Study Asteroid Apophis Before 2029 Earth Flyby
The European Space Agency and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency have signed a groundbreaking agreement to launch a joint mission targeting asteroid A
By Hayden Walsh · May 11, 2026
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Scientists Crack Mystery Behind Antarctica's Devastating Sea Ice Collapse
Scientists have identified the cause behind Antarctica's dramatic sea ice decline after decades of apparent stability. A combination of three factors
By Rowan Fletcher · May 10, 2026
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Robotic Rescue Mission for NASA's Swift Telescope Clears Critical Testing Hurdle
NASA has achieved a major breakthrough in its ambitious plan to rescue a $500 million space telescope. Engineers successfully tested the Link robotic
By Jamie Sullivan · May 10, 2026
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Decapitated Asteroid Created Moon's Largest Crater and Left Treasure for Future Astronauts
Scientists believe a "decapitated" asteroid created the moon's largest impact crater in a violent collision that ejected material from deep within the
By Hayden Walsh · May 9, 2026
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Vitamin B12 Emerges as Key Player in Muscle Health and Healthy Aging
Recent research suggests vitamin B12 plays a more significant role in metabolism and aging processes than scientists previously realized. The findings
By Riley Carter · May 9, 2026
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